Security label and method for safeguarding objects
AssigneeCheckpoint Systems International GmbH
InventorDetlef Duschek
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AssigneeCheckpoint Systems International GmbH
InventorDetlef Duschek
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The invention is directed to a security tag (7′) for protecting an article (1) against theft, with an electronically detectable first security element (3) and a covering layer (4) covering said first security element completely. The covering layer (4) is covered completely with a label (6) made of tearable material, which on its side facing the covering layer (4) is provided with an adhesive whose bonding strength is at least somewhat lower than that of the adhesive applied to the covering layer (4). Arranged between the covering layer (4) and the label (6) is a second security element (5), which overlaps the covering layer (4) at least in part and is provided on its side facing the covering layer (4) with an adhesive whose bonding strength is somewhat greater than that of the adhesive applied to the label (6). The covering layer (4) and the second security element (5) are completely covered by the label (6). With this construction of the security tag (7) it is ensured that a removal of the security elements (3, 5) from the secured article (1) is not possible at all or only with great difficulty.
A security tag for protecting articles against theft, with at least one, preferably electronically detectable security element and at least one covering layer covering the security element completely and being provided with an adhesive on its side facing the security element, wherein the covering layer is covered completely with a label made of tearable material, which on its side facing the covering layer is provided with an adhesive whose bonding strength is at least somewhat lower than that of the adhesive applied to the covering layer.
9-15. (canceled)
A method of protecting articles against theft by means of at least one, preferably electronically detectable security element which is attached to the article to be protected, comprising the steps of fixing the security element directly on the article by means of a covering layer provided with an adhesive on its side facing the security element, said covering layer covering the security element completely, and adhering a label of tearable material to the article by means of an adhesive whose bonding strength is at least somewhat lower than that of the adhesive applied to the covering layer, with the label overlapping the covering layer completely.
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